LONDON (Reuters) – Investors boosted their equity holdings to a 11-month high in February while they slashed bonds and cash allocation as monetary easing from major central banks, especially from the euro zone, eased concerns about the sovereign debt crisis.

The surveys of 56 leading investment houses in the United States, continental Europe, Britain and Japan showed on Wednesday a typical balanced portfolio held 52.3 percent of its assets in equities, compared with 50.5 percent last month.

LONDON (Reuters) – Investors boosted their equity holdings to a 11-month high in February while they slashed bonds and cash allocation as monetary easing from major central banks, especially from the euro zone, eased concerns about the sovereign debt crisis.

The surveys of 56 leading investment houses in the United States, continental Europe, Britain and Japan showed on Wednesday a typical balanced portfolio held 52.3 percent of its assets in equities, compared with 50.5 percent last month.

LONDON (Reuters) – The scale of money printing in the West has become so massive that the world may fall prey to “monetary anarchy”, with traces of bubbles appearing everywhere.

At least that’s what some critics see in the latest round of cash pumping by major central banks.

LONDON (Reuters) – The scale of money printing in the West has become so massive that the world may fall prey to “monetary anarchy,” with traces of bubbles appearing everywhere.

At least that’s what some critics see in the latest round of cash pumping by major central banks.